You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep

You got me strung up and strung out
High and dry, crashing down
I’ve been locked up and locked down
Can’t touch you, not right now

I know you feel it too
I know you feel it too
I know it’s real for you
Can you feel this

You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep

I watched you fade in and fade out
Through the shadows of all your doubt
What do you hold in, why hold out
Can’t get in, don’t know how

I know you feel it too
I know you feel it too
I know it’s real for you
Can you feel this

You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep

You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
I am holding my hand out
Don’t you let me sink

I wanted everything from you
You wanted everything from me
I wanted more than you can give
You and me going under

You wanted everything from me
I wanted everything from you
You wanted more than I can give
You and me going under so deep

I’m not really down
Still I’m sinking in the quicksand
Got to get out
Can we ever find a way back

You and me going under
You and me going under so deep

You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep

You and me going under
Going under, going under so deep
You and me going under
I am holding my hand out
Don’t you let me sink




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